Sentence examples for workable conversation from inspiring English sources
The Civic Society doesn't agree with the approach that the council has adopted - and we agree to disagree - but out of that has come a workable conversation and our (first) three Green Papers have helped everyone, we believe, to focus on the strategic issues.
Not surprisingly, Breyer concludes that he does have a vision, and that at its heart is a word that he uses a great deal in both his writing and his conversation: "workable".
I don't think heterosexual parties are workable, anyhow, just as conversation groups.
Six months later, rather than joining a conversation about workable solutions, Brodsky's column suggests that the crowd at Public Knowledge prefers to fan the cold ashes of a dead fire.
Some challenging steps include acquiring a corpus of doctor-patient conversations, exploring a workable microphone setup, performing user interface research, and developing a multi-speaker version of our tools.
They're a workable mesh of personalities: Mr. Armstrong, whose conversation moves toward abstractions and uncertainties; Mr. Dirnt, openly earnest and pragmatic; and Tré Cool, cackling irreverent jokes.
Yakel, who noted that some of the ride sharing companies are engaged in conversations with airport authorities to find a workable solution while others have just outright given up, said that ultimately the problem is going to be solved when the CPUC comes up with a workable permitting solution for the burgeoning ride sharing industry as a whole.
The conversation turned to broader issues related to digitization and the search for a workable business model.
The teacher collaboration and curricular projects were a product of the formal professional development, teacher collaboration meetings, and informal conversations that defined the teacher interactions and ultimately led to a more workable vision for the school.
Is "liquid democracy" workable?
